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Future of Iran, Iraq, Arab Gulf States Explored at UCLA International Conference

By: Twair, Pat; Twair, Samir | Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, July 31, 2000 | Article details

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Future of Iran, Iraq, Arab Gulf States Explored at UCLA International Conference


Twair, Pat, Twair, Samir, Washington Report on Middle East Affairs


Future of Iran, Iraq, Arab Gulf States Explored at UCLA International Conference

Pat and Samir Twair are free-lance journalists based in Los Angeles.

A decade after the Gulf war and 20 years since the onset of the Iran-Iraq war, UCLA scholars hosted a two-day conference entitled "Iran, Iraq, and the Arab Gulf States in 2000 and Beyond."

A stellar cast of Middle East experts appeared for the May 3 sessions focusing on "Internal Concerns" and May 4 panels dealing with "Regional Concerns." The conference was organized by Dr. Joseph A. Kechichian.

"Trends for the Future" was the title of the concluding panel with Prof. Afaf Lutfi al-Sayyid Marsot as chair. The …

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